Lake Wins 4 H Softball Title in Muscatine County
Lake defeats Pike 12 to 8 to capture the county tournament crown at Wead Park. Earlier Lake beat Sweetland 4 to 3 in the semifinals while Pike toppled Wapsie 10 to 4. J Stuard earned the win for Lake and Gary McCullough took the loss for Sweetland.
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the Lake
Muscatine County
Weeds Park
Kurt Wagner
Eric Wagner
Gary Hepker
Kim Griesenbrock
Robbie Eichalberger
Jon Grieserbrock
Jeff
Roger Eithelberger
Wayne French
Kenny Kennedy
Skip Hitch
Lake
Pike
Wead Park
the Park
Sweetland
Wap Big
Tom Streger
Moyer
Baxter
White Lake
Sun
J. Stuad
Gary McCullough
Wapsie
J. Rauenhelt
Fulton
Wilson
Corinit
Montpelier
Bloomington
Town Digs in For Babe Ruth World Series
Farmington New Mexico readies for the Babe Ruth World Series with a new 7,000 seat stadium. Local volunteers plan an eight month effort and a $30,000 advance sale as 2,000 boys prepare to play baseball this summer.
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Town
Farmington
Hurcighly
San Juan County
Ji, We
Doe) Jones
Siman
Tex McGhaven
Jack Lurbher
Wtigkets
Or & Dim
Comparing Sonny Liston With Ring Greats Of The Past
Excerpts place Sonny Liston against legends like Dempsey Louis Johnson Sullivan and Marciano. Dempsey weighs Liston at 215 pounds with 83 inch reach and notes Liston’s likely edge in power, speed and adaptability. Historical weights show Liston heavier than Sullivan and lighter than Louis while his 25 KOs in 36 bouts underscore strength. observers praise Liston’s speed and agility during Las Vegas workouts.
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New York
Sonny Iision
Yesteryear
Jack Dempsey
Rocky Malciaffo
John J. Sullivan
Joe Louis
Jack Johnson
Dempsey
Faye Paliosson
Mbhia
Lisién
Nat Freischer
Sullivan
Johnson
Louis
Marciano
Liston
Sidhivan Jost
Siwift
Jimi Corbett
Stanley Iketcher
Claver
Gene Tunney
Lroulle
Listont
Cassius Clay
Liston Named Fighter of the Month Over Patterson
New York reports Sonny Liston, heavyweight champion, earned Fighter of the Month after his second straight first round knockout of Floyd Patterson. Patterson falls from first to fourth in Bang Magazine ratings. Cassius Clay rises from second to top contender as Doug Jones moves to No 7 and Bertram Sergell of Chicago gains.
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New York
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Bang Magazine
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Doug Tones
Wow Yous
Lanky
Bere Tercell
Chicago
Terms Only Fishermen Know and Their Meanings
A compact glossary of fishing jargon. Skittering refers to a bass lure technique with line hops across the water surface. Mooching involves salmon fishing using baitfish. other terms include squidding for striped bass and cake walking for deep-running plugs.
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Duisa
Okia
Young girl completes English Channel swim at seventeen
Claudia McPherson, 17, became the youngest to swim from Cape Gris Nez to Sandgate in 17 hours 7 minutes. She cited sacrifices by her parents and said she plans to study nursing at Silver Heights College in Et James. Her prior attempt ended after nine hours last August.
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Folkestone
England
Claudia McPherson
Camada
Chudit
James
Cape Gris Noy
France
Sandgate
Here
Gieves
Margaret White
Claudia
Silver Heights College
Et James
Claudin
Waser
Cme
Indians sweep doubleheader with record home run pace
Major League Stars See Indians hit consecutive homers in the sixth inning to set an American League record and tie the majors for most in a row. The Indians win 5-0 and 7-3 as Baldsciun shines in relief, helping the Phillies to a nine game streak against the Giants.
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Bayting
Woodie Meld
Pelo Ramos
Tito Francona
Larry Brown
Passes Give Stars Best Hopes Against Green Bay
Chicago hosts the College All-Stars versus the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field under lights after eight dress rehearsals. Heisman contenders Baker, Vanderkelen, Griffing, and Gibbs are mentioned as potential starters while Jim Taylor recovers from an knee injury. The game, sponsored by Chicago Tribune Charities, will be televised by ABC at 8:45 p.m. CDT. The Packers hold a 4 game series win streak and a slight all-time edge.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
Allo Graham
Soldier Field
Graham
Rare Baker
Oregon State
Wisconsin
Ron Vanderkelen
Mississippi
Glynn Griffing
Ohase
Sonny Gibbs
Texas
Christan
Packers
Jim Taylor
Chicago ‘Tribune Charities, Inc
ABC
Heyman Hopes He Can Live Up To Expectations
Heyman signs a two year deal with the New York Knicks after a standout season at Duke. He aims to meet high expectations as a first round pick, following a record year and AP Player of the Year honors.
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Heyman
Mack
Ari Heyman
Ias
New York
Knicks
National Basketball Association
Stan
Eddie Donovan
Dike
Duke
Wit
NBA
Marie Marks High in Class and On the Diamond
Marie Dillard, 12, of Dawson, leads Little League Braves in hitting with 481 average, plays third base and is named to Little League All Stars after a finger sprain. Her coach, Police Chief W B Cherry, helped start her path from softball to baseball, and she now thrives as one of the boys with seven hits in eight at bats and only one error. Her mother notes her straight A school record as part of her pride.
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Dawson
Marie Dilla
Braves
Tell ‘County
Marie
Dawson Police
W. B. Cherry
Cherry
Herman Dillard
Polio Outbreak Noted in South Vasper
A seventh paralytic polio case was reported this week in Walker County Alaska. Dr. T G Kelley says 80 000 doses of Sabin vaccine are being obtained for distribution on Saturday to combat the outbreak with plans for immunization.
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Vasper
Walker County
T. G. Kelley
The
County Medical Society
Car Owner Keller Involved In Highway 92 Crash
A Wednesday highway crash on US Route 92 reported an automobile owned by Everett Eugene Keller of Muscatine. The account notes the vehicle was registered in the name of Richard L. Coumly of Letts, one of five men killed in the incident.
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Wis
Tata
Richard L. Coumly
Letts
Everett Eugene Keller
Muscatine
Charges Follow Fatal Accident in Wyoming Collision
In Wyoming a man from Fisimons at General Hospital near Denver is charged with negligent homicide and manslaughter in a fatal collision that killed a Iowa couple, Earl McConville and a 44 year old partner, Sunday. The crash occurred south of unevenue.
Florence State College Rejects Negro Enrollment
Florence Alabama reports that Florence State College refused a Negro applicant. Dr EB Norton president said he notified Wendell Wilkie Gunn of Tuscaloosa that the Alabama Legislature or State Board of Education did not authorize the college to accept Negroes.
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Als
Florence State College
EB. Norton
Florence State
Wendell Wilkie ‘Gunn
Tuscumbia
Ala
Alabama Legislative
State Board
Sf Edutarior, Ad
Col ‘Ove
Durant Pastor Resigns for Texas Chaplain Post
The Rev. James Leslie Carlson of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Durant resigns effective September 1 1963 to train as a Chaplain Trainee at Austin State Hospital Texas. He will study pastoral psychology with past roles including assistant Chaplain at Laurern Hospital Moline Illinois and summer training at Augustana Hospital Chicago. The Carlson family will move to Austin in early August to begin the two year program under the Tavoual Lilkeran Council and State of Texas support.
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Augustana Seminary
Laureran Hospital
Moline
Tihinois
Carlson
Austin
Tavoual Lilkeran Council
Council For
Texas
Pastor Carlson
Cree To. Dent
Largo
Florida
Muscatine residents nominated for friendliest employee award
The Journal invites Muscatine residents to vote in the Friendliest Most Courteous Employee contest. Nominated include Mary Toman Kelvin Penney, Faye Cate, Russell Kruse, Frances Ress, James Devin, Theresa Spiegels, William Angat, Viviad McDaniel, Jack Cottrell, Florence Naber, Marguerite McConnell, Lenore Eilman, Kathy Conway, Lenora Russell, Maynard Diehl, Linda Harry, Betty Whitmer, Tal Murphy, James Hilda Owen, Gordon Boxers, Maifa Badey, Marjorie Haier, Art Raub, Carrie Weierhenser, Lanty Buster, Jim Hughes and Ronald Carlson.
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Mussaline
Tae-M Ws
Pine Journal
Allothat
Muscatine
al Helal
Journal
Mary Toman
Dc. Penney
Cai Faye Cate
Tradehome
Ressell J. Kruse
Brownbilt
Frances Ress
Sun Marl No
Jack Cottrell
Sternemen
Florence Naber
Barton's
Lion
Marge Hardman
Estlerson
Marguerite McConnala
Bat Person's
Jessie Quandt
Cental Sate Bank
Lenore Eilman
Central State
Kathy Conway
Fox's
Lenora Russell
Johnny’s Grill
Warren Toil
Kriexer's
Maynard Diehl
Leu's Garage
Linda Harry
Jim Hughes
Sherwin Williams
Carl Spieth
Silbechern’s
Ronald Carlson
Yellow Cab
Daily Report of August 4 Police Court and Hospitals Note
Police Court entries list Judge Willa Wellens dealing with Harold R. Flop fine and costs, Clarence P. McKillip stop sign case, and Charles Wayne Smith bond with condition on supporting his wife and two children. Hospital admissions include Mrs. Lester Dicky and several named residents. multiple dismissals and births noted along route addresses.
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Willa Wellens
Harold R. Flop
East Moline
Clarence P. McKillip
Sett Avenue
Justice Court
Barvey Amiber
Dressling
Charles Wayne Smith
East Fourth Street
Herbert Coss Stationed at Fort Rucker Alabama
Herbert Coss son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Coss of Moscow is stationed at Fort Rucker Alabama attending Aircraft Maintenance school He spent a 14 day furlough with his parents Pvt Goss entered service April 194? and trained at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri His address is Herbert L Coss US 38786064 Enlisted Student Company Box CID US Regt Fort Rucker
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Herbert Coss
Moscow
FL Rucker
Ala
Pvt
Goss
Pt. Leonard Wood
Herbert L. Coss
U.S
U5. S. Regt
Ft Rucker
Union Chief Denies Job Discrimination Against Negroes
C J Hage rty, president of the AFL-CIO Building and Construction Trades Department, calls claims of job discrimination against Negroes in construction “plain nonsense.” He cites a President's Committee study and a Labor Department survey showing higher Negro participation in building trades and contrasts with broader industry figures, arguing nondiscriminatory hiring policies exist in construction.
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Washington
M— C
J. Hage Zerty
Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
W. Willard Wirtz
Haggerty
U. & Industries
Hagravry
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Labor Department
Nemo
Negra
Navy names David L McDonald as new chief of operations
Washington reports Admiral David L McDonald becomes the new chief of naval operations succeeding the retiring Admiral George W Anderson. McDonald, a Georgia native, moved from the Seventh Fleet and Eastern Atlantic commands to the Pentagon in the same leadership line as his predecessor. Secretary Fred Korth welcomed McDonald and bid farewell to Anderson at the change of command ceremony at the naval station. President Kennedy appoints Anderson as ambassador to Portugal.
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Washington
Navy
Adm
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
Eed
George W. Anderson
McDonald
Maysville
Jth Fleet
Atlantic
Pentagon
Anderson
Servatary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Plane Pilot Fined $25 For Ground Speed Incident
In Trier Germany a court ruled a two seater plane taxiing 15 miles per hour on the ground too fast. The plane struck a woman, injuring her badly, and the pilot was fined $25 for negligence. The judge said he should have been traveling at walking pace. The article also notes America's railroads operate about 300 port vessels including car floats lighters and tugs.
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Ariay
Germany
DA Trier
Jim
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